My Free iPhone / iPod Touch

I decided a little while ago to attempt to get a free iPod Touch (16 GB) to go along with my iPhone. Well, it arrived yesterday. As you can see from the image above, I have already jailbroken the iPod (since jailbreaking won’t brick it). The other image shows this site on the iPod Touch (which formats automatically for the iPhone/iPod Touch).

This was very easy for me to do. I was able to get a number of referrals from my friends. I also traded for a few referrals. If you don’t know much about referral trading, I will cover that in a upcoming post.

I am very happy that I have both the iPhone and iPod Touch.

You can get a free Apple iPhone (or iPod Touch), just like I did. The steps are extremely easy:

1. Fill out a short form with your information.
2. Complete a simple exclusive offer or two.
3. Have a few friends do the same.
4. Click here (iPhone) or here (iPod Touch) to get started.

Recently Apple released a series of new iPhone TV ads. They released three more adds the other day. These ads follow the same ‘customer story’ format. Click on the links below to view each new ad:

1. Bryce “Delay”
2. Kristin “The Winger”
3. Ken “My Show”

These ads were all touting the iPhone’s web browser (Safari). If you enjoyed the previous three ads from Apple, you may also like these.

You can get a free Apple iPhone (or iPod Touch), just like I did. The steps are extremely easy:

1. Fill out a short form with your information.
2. Complete a simple exclusive offer or two.
3. Have a few friends do the same.
4. Click here (iPhone) or here (iPod Touch) to get started.

Yesterday Apple announced that they will be releasing an iPhone/iPod Touch Software Development Kit (SDK) for third-party developers. Now, developers will be able to make native applications for the iPhone or iPod Touch. Until this point, the only official way to develop applications for the iPhone or iPod Touch was through web apps.

People have been complaining about the lack of a third-party SDK since the iPhone came out. Now people wonder why this is taking so long. Steve Jobs says that they are trying to develop an SDK that will give users a lot of functionality while also trying to “protect iPhone users from viruses, malware, privacy attacks, etc.”

I can’t wait to see some of the applications that people develop for the iPhone.

This announcement was posted to the Apple Hot News section, but there is no direct link. Check out the Hot News section before the announcement disappears.

You can get a free Apple iPhone (or iPod Touch), just like I did. The steps are extremely easy:

1. Fill out a short form with your information.
2. Complete a simple exclusive offer or two.
3. Have a few friends do the same.
4. Click here (iPhone) or here (iPod Touch) to get started.

Apple just published a directory of Web apps that will work on the iPhone or iPod Touch. The current list include 204 of the best web apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This list includes everything from a BMI Calulator, to a Mystic 8-Ball, to Sudoku for iPhone, to Facebook to Digg.

This is a great list of the available web apps out there. Check it out.

You can get a free Apple iPhone (or iPod Touch), just like I did. The steps are extremely easy:

1. Fill out a short form with your information.
2. Complete a simple exclusive offer or two.
3. Have a few friends do the same.
4. Click here (iPhone) or here (iPod Touch) to get started.

The other day (Monday 10/01/2007), Apple released a guide called iPhone Human Interface Guidelines. This document outlines (for web developers) how to create sites specifically designed for the Apple iPhone’s web browser.

This guide is a must have if you plan on designing sites or pages specifically for the iPhone.  Even if you aren’t planning on developing iPhone sites, it is still a very interesting read.

You can get a free Apple iPhone (or iPod Touch), just like I did. The steps are extremely easy:

1. Fill out a short form with your information.
2. Complete a simple exclusive offer or two.
3. Have a few friends do the same.
4. Click here (iPhone) or here (iPod Touch) to get started.